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Ilya bobkov now lives in one room of a rundown government building in kyiv, with his whole family. they managed to escape the fighting through a humanitarian corridor that had been opened in march. "it was so hard to get through the nights — we were afraid a shell would hit us at any moment", he said. "even here, i can't escape the feeling war is still all around us. i dream about my family being killed, or taken hostage by the russians. i wake up in cold sweat." children like elisei didn't have the chance to grow up. and it's farfrom over forfamilies in ukraine. every day, thousands of youn...

Did their families survive? we followed the story of one student from bucha. ilya now lives in one room of a rundown government building in kyiv, with his whole family. they managed to escape the fighting through a humanitarian corridor that had been opened in march. "it was so hard to get through the nights — we were afraid a shell would hit us at any moment", he said. "even here, i can't escape feeling war is still all around us. i dream about my family being killed, or taken hostage by the russians. i wake up in cold sweat." these children have seen burning buildings, destroyed tanks, and...

Have been damaged. many more are empty because people have fled. when you walk through classrooms like this one, there are so many questions that come to mind. what must this place have looked like on any given weekday before life was suddenly interrupted? who were the children who sat here? we followed the story of one student from bucha. ilya bobkov now lives in one room of a rundown government building in kyiv, with his whole family. they managed to escape the fighting through a humanitarian corridor that had been opened in march. "it was so hard to get through the nights — we were afraid...

In the spaces they once occupied. two—thirds have been forced to leave their homes. this school in bucha near kyiv was used as a base by russian soldiers. hundreds of schools and colleges in ukraine have been damaged. many more are empty because people have fled. when you walk through a classroom like this one, there are so many questions that come to mind. what must this place have looked like on any given weekday before life was suddenly interrupted? who were the children that sat here? we followed the story of one student from bucha. ilya now lives in one room of a rundown government buil...